Inspired by Frida Kahlo’s ‘Two Frida’s’ in which the original painting explored Frida herself distinguished by time, culture and heartbreak. Frida was one of the first artists to use her art to explore her own health issues, feminist messages and was under appreciated during her time. The synergies of Frida’s story then and what I personally explore through my own work were something too poignant not to include for this important piece. Expanding the inspiration and synergies with Bethany and Hannah, the two sisters who are raising awareness of the gender inequalities in sudden cardiac arrest. I have repeated the two Frida’s but depicted them as men, the ‘men’ sitting in a clear sky, hearts in tact and connected to an AED. Leaving the two Frida’s sat with open, broken hearts, wires cut under a stormy sky. I wanted to truly capture the gross unequal statistic that women are less likely to survive a SCA because of their breasts impacting on people’s confidence to use AED pads.